How a 12-day investment mission is seeking to turn Chinese capital and know-how into factories, jobs, technology, and a stronger African production base Nigeria’s relationship with China has always been.
West Africa is entering another important phase in its development journey, with a fresh financing push aimed at tackling some of the region’s most persistent challenges. The ECOWAS Bank.
Africa needs massive investment in roads, railways, electricity, ports, water systems and digital infrastructure. The challenge is finding enough money to turn those plans into completed projects. Public budgets.
Africa’s aviation industry is entering a period of renewed opportunity as passenger demand grows, airlines expand networks and policymakers increasingly recognise air connectivity as essential economic infrastructure. For a.
Africa’s investment story is gradually changing. For decades, much of the continent’s appeal to international investors was built around its natural resources, with capital flowing into oil, gas and mining.
West Africa’s economy is set for steady growth of around 4.6% in 2026, creating a prime opportunity to strengthen its fiscal foundations. With a five-year average tax-to-GDP ratio of just.
Africa stands at a defining moment in its development journey. Building on gains made in recent years, the continent is renewing efforts to accelerate progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals.
Africa is seeking to turn a decade of steady growth into lasting economic resilience. Across the continent, a new emphasis on transparency is taking hold, exemplified by Senegal’s decision to.
Namibia is rapidly establishing itself as one of Africa’s most promising green energy destinations. Blessed with some of the world’s highest solar irradiation levels, strong coastal winds, vast open land,.
The 2026 African Youth Survey, conducted by the Ichikowitz Family Foundation, highlights a significant shift in how young people across West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, view foreign aid and Africa’s.
